CaramelChocolate
SPNer
Hey guys, My name is John, I'm sixteen and I'm from East London in the UK.
I am interested in religion and philosophy and both together - philosophy of religion.
I also enjoy religious architechture and visiting places of worship [my favourite Gurdwara is obviously the large one in Southall
].
I don't belong to any religion at the moment, I was baptised a Christian [Church of England sect], but my family is far from religious so I was never a practicing Christian. I followed Hinduism for about a year but then I found myself becoming too attached to rituals so I left it [Am not a religion hopper]. Now I am just a freethinker that accepts that God is not limited to religion - a lot of people will imply that without their religion there would be no God, but it is clearly the other way around and this is something I have realised.
I am here because I have a lot of respect for Sikhism and I love talking about philosophy of Guruji's teachings. One thing that I respect the most about Sikhism is the ego-free message of equality - that all are equal regardless of orientations, lifestyles, beliefs, attitudes and variations.
I look forward to many deep and meaningful discussions.
~CaramelChocolate~
The little philosopher
I am interested in religion and philosophy and both together - philosophy of religion.
I also enjoy religious architechture and visiting places of worship [my favourite Gurdwara is obviously the large one in Southall
].I don't belong to any religion at the moment, I was baptised a Christian [Church of England sect], but my family is far from religious so I was never a practicing Christian. I followed Hinduism for about a year but then I found myself becoming too attached to rituals so I left it [Am not a religion hopper]. Now I am just a freethinker that accepts that God is not limited to religion - a lot of people will imply that without their religion there would be no God, but it is clearly the other way around and this is something I have realised.
I am here because I have a lot of respect for Sikhism and I love talking about philosophy of Guruji's teachings. One thing that I respect the most about Sikhism is the ego-free message of equality - that all are equal regardless of orientations, lifestyles, beliefs, attitudes and variations.
I look forward to many deep and meaningful discussions.
~CaramelChocolate~
The little philosopher
